Sentence examples for rearing pigs from inspiring English sources

This is good news for those rearing pigs for hunting, but less welcome to those who consider them pests whose number should be limited.

We were rearing pigs, chickens and ducks - it was very serene, you could hear birds and bees, and once in a while a chicken crowing.

As a result, raising a kilogram of insect protein produces less CO2 than rearing pigs or cattle, Van Huis says, and takes up only one-tenth the land.

We have after all been rearing pigs for their meat for thousands of years, and transplantable pig hearts will probably sell for a good deal more than they currently fetches as offal.

This indeed could be the case given the free range and tethering system used for rearing pigs in Mubende district.

Because rearing pigs and chickens adjacent to one's home is common, most families reside in close proximity to domestic animals whether or not they keep them themselves.

My main reservation is the appalling conditions that most commercially reared pigs are kept in.

Using surpluses of sweet potatoes, highlanders could rear pigs, which were prized as symbols of wealth and prestige.

On the other hand, organically reared pigs "are free range, allowing them to move around and wallow in mud" and cannot be ringed.

Ms. Zhou and her husband were sent into the provinces to rear pigs and chickens, and did not return until 1970.

On her smallholding, tucked at the end of a 4km bushy footpath in Katine's Ojama parish, she rears pigs, turkeys, goats and chickens – and grows groundnuts, maize and cassava.